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New York City sues Steven Holl Architects over inaccessible Hunters Point Library design

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New York City is suing the architects behind the Hunters Point Library for tens of millions of dollars over portions of the structure not being accessible to people with handicaps, in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act. [.] The city’s lawsuit was filed May 17 in state Supreme Court in Manhattan.

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The Story of Architecture

SW Oregon Architect

I do make one exception to this pledge, which is to exempt my ever-growing library of books on architecture. I am just a few chapters in, but that is enough for me to understand how Rybczynski organized his book. He limited the works he describes to prominent projects, notably those still in existence and available to visit.

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Moody Nolan unveils design of athletic facility at Obama presidential campus

Deezen

The building will join a museum, library and forum building planned for the site Visitors will enter the building through a double-height lobby and other programming will include training spaces , exercise equipment, and community spaces. The court will be lined with a second-floor mezzanine.

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The Designers Using the "The Sims" as Architectural Software

Dwell

When Kayla Sims, 24, embarked on renovating her first home she was, of course , going to use the life simulation game The Sims to do it—and not just because of her last name. Two years ago, when Sims bought a house that needed renovations, she didn’t just use the game to design the interiors of her bedroom, bathroom, and office.

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Travelling exhibition From the Ground Up highlights unsung Black architects

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The racial paradigm in the United States means that Black architects must continue to operate against the grain in order to get projects built, says From the Ground Up exhibition curator Hasaan Kirkland. Why can we not just be architects?" "Why Why can we not just be architects, why do we have to be Black architects?"

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A Splendid Torch: Henry Mercer’s Historical Connections (Part 1)

SW Oregon Architect

Drawings and notations in his notebooks, written descriptions from his stories and papers, and photographs and drawings from his library all confirm that much of the character of his buildings resulted from images, first recalled and then carefully developed, from his travels and studies. Mercer knew and respected what had existed before.

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Toshiko Mori Architect Restore the Historic Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch

Architizer

Project Status: Built. Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch Renovation – The project brief for the Brooklyn Public Library Central Library master plan started with the goals of restoring the historic 1941 art deco building while expanding the range of public service offerings made available to its diverse community of users.